Cristina Stenbeck has given birth to a son.
It tells the finanskvinnan in tonight’s “Skavlan”.
“He is five weeks old,” says Cristina Stenbeck.
Finanskvinnan Cristina Stenbeck, 39, has become a mother again.
she reveals in tonight’s episode of "Skavlan" on SVT.
– He is five weeks old, you did a great job when you held him, ” she says to the journalist Fredrik Skavlan.
It is Cristina stenbeck’s fourth child, but first son.
Cristina Stenbeck tells it not been the intention to keep it a secret.
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– no, No. It is a natural development when you are expecting a child, it becomes fairly obvious. People are polite when it comes to it. The idea was to give priority to the family. I have four children who are all under ten years old. Anyone who has children knows that they have different needs and different ways to take up your time. It was also a part of it.
And:
– A part was also about to redefine my role and do something else. When you sit at the huvudändan at it where styrelsebordet, looking at an oil painting of his grandfather, and an oil painting of his dad, so you can lose focus on what it is you are trying to do – to build businesses.
Cristina Stenbeck is the oldest of the children of Jan Stenbeck and Merrill Stenbeck. After her siblings will Hugo Stenbaek, Sophie Stenbaek and the now-deceased Max Stenbeck. She also has a half brother.
She married in 2005 with Alex Fitzgibbons.
Cristina Stenbeck has a degree from George Town University in Washington D. C. Shortly after she received his degree died, Jan Stenbeck, and she took over the helm of the Stenbeckssfären.
In march of this year, the Cristina Stenbeck presidency in Kinnevik.
“It has been an outstanding journey, consisting of intensive work and great success. Kinnevik is today stronger than ever, with a fantastic portfolio of both mobile telephony as digital services and the strongest balance sheet in company’s history.”
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2015 told Cristina Stenbeck, in an interview with Dagens Industri, that she and her family are moving home to Sweden.
– For me it is an adventure to get back where I was born and raised in the united states. I have not lived in Sweden since I was a student in Lund and I know from so many quarters that it is a good place to raise children, to be normally educated, and in our case have a closer connection to their roots and sense of family history, she said to DI.
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